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Mr. Snail’s Fast Race 2 by April

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Mr. Snail’s Fast Race 2 by April - Children,Child (Gender-Neutral) Vocals music cover art

Mr. Snail’s Fast Race 2

Children,Child (Gender-Neutral) Vocals

0:002:15
Lyrics
Description
Verse 1:
Mr. Snail said, “I’ll win the race!”
With shiny shell and smiling face,
He zoomed (so slow!) across the ground,
While cheering bugs all danced around!
Chorus:
Zoom, zoom, slow and steady,
Mr. Snail is always ready!
Cheering bugs all gather 'round,
In this race, joy is found!
Verse 2:
The beetle laughed, the worm said, “Go!”
The butterfly cheered, flying low,
Though he was last, he didn’t care—
Mr. Snail had fun out there! 🌿✨
Bridge:
Slow and steady wins the day,
Fun and friends along the way,
With every step, a happy face,
In the heart of nature’s race!
Final Chorus:
(Repeat Chorus — leader and kids can echo “Zoom, zoom!”)
--- Musical Framework & Performance Directions ---
Key: C major
Tempo: 104 BPM (kid-friendly, bouncy)
Time signature: 4/4
Chords (one bar per chord unless noted):
- Verse: | C | G | Am | F | (repeat)
- Chorus: | F | C | G | C | (repeat)
- Bridge: | Am | G | F | G | → back to C for final chorus
Melody sketch (singable contour — starting notes shown relative to middle C):
- Verse opening phrase ("Mr. Snail said, 'I'll win the race!' "): start on E4 — motion E4 → G4 → A4 → G4 (stepwise, cheerful)
- Phrase "With shiny shell and smiling face": descend A4 → G4 → E4 → D4
- Line "He zoomed (so slow!) across the ground": treat the parenthetical as a playful held phrase — sing as: He zoomed — (so slow!) — across the ground; melody: G4 (He) → A4 (zoomed) — hold A4 through the parenthetical with a little slide down — then G4 → E4 for "across the ground"
- Chorus hook ("Zoom, zoom, slow and steady"): short, memorable motif G4, G4, A4 (Zoom, zoom), G4 (slow) — then resolve to E4 on "steady"
- Chorus ending lines resolve to C major tonic so kids can clap on the final C chord
Rhythmic/lyric tips:
- Keep lines mostly even eighth-note phrasing; allow a small rhythmic